Arizona Supreme Court· 6/26/1990

State v. Robinson

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796 P.2d 853
165 Ariz. 51
64 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 12
1990 Ariz. LEXIS 236

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holding that defendant’s presence when victims were tied during home robbery, terrorized with firearms, and then shot was sufficient to demonstrate reckless indifference even though defendant did not actually kill
finding that actions of defendant who “was at least present” when victims’ hands and feet were bound and when the murder occurred met Tison standard
applying abuse of discretion standard to trial court’s ruling allowing state to use extrinsic evidence to impeach witness who claimed memory failure
applying abuse of discretion standard to trial court's ruling allowing state to use extrinsic evidence to impeach witness who claimed memory failure
finding trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting extrinsic evidence of out-of-court statement under Rule 613(b
finding trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting extrinsic evidence of out-of-court statement under Rule 613(b) when court could not tell if witness was being evasive or merely had poor recollection, but record amply suggested reasons for witness to be evasive

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Judges: Moeller, Corcoran, Feldman, Jacobson, Gordon, Cameron, Ariz, Roll

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